Sentence examples for exactly quick to from inspiring English sources

But they haven't been exactly quick to summon the conviction and the capital needed to rebuild their systems to do so.

Nice to have a personal touch, but not exactly quick to execute.

It's not exactly quick and easy to configure, but it's all on-mouse and you don't have to worry about drivers.

But that's not exactly true, Microsoft was quick to point out.

Anyway, sadly, no, because this viral advert isn't real, exactly, as factcheckers were quick to find out.

John McLellan, former editor-in-chief of Johnston's Scotsman titles and Edinburgh Evening News, who was unceremoniously ousted from his role by Richardson almost exactly nine months ago, was quick to comment on Twitter: "Man who fired me has been fired.

Far-right groups have been quick to suggest exactly that.

Of course, the universally happy and enlightened individuals who can get online (these attributes go hand in hand remember) were quick to ask where exactly in Maslow's hierarchy of needs 'internet access' slots in.

Pharmaceutical companies, on the other hand, know exactly what is happening and are quick to provide input.

Allardyce was quick to remind the dissenters of exactly that with a defence of a team that had squandered enough chances for a comfortable victory.

This type of problem, he is quick to point out, is not exactly what the real world is filled with.